Immaculata

#1

Post by sbjs » Mon, Apr 28, 2025, 8:50 PM UTC

Immaculata
immaculata.dev

Re: Immaculata

#2

Post by aev_software » Mon, Apr 28, 2025, 9:44 PM UTC

Great! That's very much the same concept as I employed for my Publizjr PCS. It creates pages. No framework is forced on the developer, and thus they are free to use whatever they like. And it's to be cloned rather than installed. And it has full multilingual capacity out of the box.

But Immaculata is meant for the Node developer, whereas Publizjr is meant for the PHP developer. Different strokes.

Keep up the good work!

Re: Immaculata

#3

Post by sbjs » Mon, Apr 28, 2025, 10:17 PM UTC

aev_software wrote: post #2

Great! That's very much the same concept as I employed for my Publizjr PCS. It creates pages. No framework is forced on the developer, and thus they are free to use whatever they like. And it's to be cloned rather than installed. And it has full multilingual capacity out of the box. But Immaculata is meant for the Node developer, whereas Publizjr is meant for the PHP developer. Different strokes. Keep up the good wor…

Thanks, yeah it sounds like we have similar goals. Where's your project so I can take a look?

Re: Immaculata

#4

Post by aev_software » Thu, May 01, 2025, 10:38 AM UTC

sbjs wrote: post #3

aev_software wrote: post #2

Great! That's very much the same concept as I employed for my Publizjr PCS. It creates pages. No framework is forced on the developer, and thus they are free to use whatever they like. And it's to be cloned rather than installed. And it has full multilingual capacity out of the box. But Immaculata is meant for the Node developer, whereas Publizjr is meant for the PHP developer. Different strokes. Keep up the good wor…

Thanks, yeah it sounds like we have similar goals. Where's your project so I can take a look?

Find it via CodeBerg: https://codeberg.org/Publizjr/Publizjr2